Our latest issue drops this week with an all new top-50 restaurants list and a look at how women are taking over Philly’s food scene.

The MLB is mucking around with tradition, and that’s not good.

James Hough on forgiveness, the inequities of the American criminal justice, and how art can help drive systemic change.

The Supreme Court justice will visit the National Museum of American Jewish History.

The money will fund a new scholarship for students at the Fox School of Business.

You don’t even need a telescope.

The new law, banning minors from all stores that sell flavored e-cigarettes, will be enforced beginning in July 2020.

The new policy, to be implemented sometime next year, is meant to reduce barriers to using the library — and a lot of people are breathing a little sigh of relief.

Buildings and the regional electricity grid that powers them are the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Philly.

Magnificent venue. Magnificent Madonna. But something just isn’t clicking.

You could be featured in an upcoming issue of Philadelphia magazine.

In light of yet another vandalization of the controversial statue, the owner of Pat’s Steaks has upped his pledge toward the creation of a Frank Rizzo museum where it could be housed.

DNA phenotyping is part of a new wave of investigative tools for law enforcement. Critics dismiss it as “science fiction.”

From bedbugs to traffic jams, here’s how our city compares to the rest of America.

Our teams’ merely occasional greatness ensures we never get smug and complacent.